Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-17
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Mr.. Hollister is building new
granary for the Geo. Robinson place al
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+ Some of the Young people intend
holding picnic near Oflacer's Mill Fri
day afternoon. .* II Il .>.1@ s2@'
The Austin base ball club goes to Al
bert Lea next Saturday with the inten
ton Of doing mp the club there. Success.
to you boys. -. - ,sv.. ~. =
Representatives of a firm of asphalt
manufacturers from New Hampshire are
expected in town in few days to see
about starting mandatory here.
We mean business gentlemen. We
sell our goods way down and give away
the most expensive present to our cash
customers ever given away in this town.
Just as we advertise. Austin Furniture
Co., HcClelland block.
Lot: Campion, Of Brownsville, in.
forms us that some threshing has been
done at that place, and the wheat yield
will be generally from 10 to Is bushels
per acre, though there Is occasionally q
field that will not 60 over seven to eight
bushels. The oat and timothy crops are
both good.
Austin and Albert Lea ball clubs
played an interesting game on the Aus
tin grounds last Thursday. The score
stood 10 to Is, in favor of Albert Lea. The
Albert Lea boys are gentlemanly crowd
of boys, and play good game of ball.
The Austin bows will return the compli-
ment If possible before the season Is over.
1T will soon be time to purchase fall
and winter underwear. Geo. Hirsh THE
One Price Clothler" has just received his
new stock and takes pleasure in showing
you the latest and f2est line of under.
wear ever shown in this city. and as in the
past will sell you cheaper than you can
buy for in any other store.
Hon. p A, Peterson has got that
fine new residence of his enclosed and
painted. He will soon be able to enter
tain a regiment of his friends ut
time in royal style. His brother Helga
also of Udolpho has just got the frame
up for another fine house. These fine
dwellings are the improvements that
count.
The new brick company, of which
there has been so much talk, has been or.
ganized, and is now ready for business.
The clay has been tested at St. Paul and
St. LOUIS, and other places by good
judges, who say it is all right and of su-
perior quality. We are in hopes to see
this new enterprise under full Roadway
by another season.
Mr. Edward L. Coy and son Willie,
of West Hebron N. Y. friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Reynolds, made them a short
visit Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Coy is
an extensive Seed maa. and is travelling
in the interest of his business. His
son is student at the Boston Med
ical college and is spending his vacation
looking up the great west.
Geo. Hirsh, the clothier, expects to
get into his new quarters about Septem.
Der Is. He will occupy the Hill block,
next to Bascom s. Halls and fine store i,
will be too. The largest and finest stock
of clothing ever brought to Austin, he
says, will be put into that building. His
fall and winter goods are now arriving,
and will soon be ready for the trade.
The great painting The Hunt Ball "
by the celebrated artist Stewart which
will be on exhibition at the Minneapolis
Exposition was sold to Geo. l. Secney by
the artist for the sum of ten thousand
dollars; it is universally conceded by
artists that this is the master work of the
year and that the exhibition in New York
the past spring attracted more attention
| than any other work of art.
Our August Pansy has come with its
forty pages of boy and girl stories and
pictures. We wish we could lend 1t to
all the young folks we know. But, what
is better, send to D. Lothrop Company,
Boston, for it. The subscription price il
81 year; but they will send you one
numoer for five cents-lt may be u back
number. It is veritablc missionary.
Pimples, boils. and other humors ore
liable to appear when the blood gets heat
ed. To cure them. take Hoods sarsap'
parilla.
The Congregational sociable at Mrs
Sherwood's last Friday evening, was one
of the pleasantest socials we have attend
ed IN long time. The evening was
filled up with instrumental music. sing
ing, and speaking. Each one performed
their parts we'll, and the speaking by thu
Misses Hilborn and Pond. was rare treat
The lawn was very brilliantly Illuminated
And when the singing and speaking end
ed. ice cream was served, a pleasant
hour spent socially and all went home